Mountain View Wildlife Conservation Centre

2010 - News and Info

July 10th, 2010

The Visitor Centre is now open for Daily Guided Tours & Presentations-10.00am & 1.00pm.

Call to reserve seats on one of our Daily Tours, Family & Group Tours, or a Birthday party for this Summer 2010. This year, we are focusing on "Biodiversity" in BC, Canada and around the world, especially focusing on our Canadian "Red-listed" wildlife species that are facing extinction, including our BC Northern Spotted Owls, Oregon Spotted Frogs, and the Vancouver Island Marmots.

Mountain View has been successfully operating these critical breeding and recovery programs for many years, and has received Conservation awards for our Owl and Marmot programs. Our educational tours include up to date information about conservation of the environment, habitat conservation, and healthy ecosystems, here in BC and Canada.

Our Guided Tours are approximately 2-hours long, consisting of an audio/visual presentation in our Visitor Centre, followed by a visit to our 300+Acre Conservation Program areas by foot and by tram. You are welcome to bring your cameras.

We also have an interesting Wildlife Art & Gifts Shop for you to visit and purchase souvenirs for your family and friends.

Call 604-882-9313 today to reserve your guided tour today.

Sunday May 30th 2010, 12-Noon to 4.00pm
MEMBERS & FRIENDS ATTENDED OUR OPEN HOUSE AT MOUNTAIN VIEW CONSERVATION

Langley Field Naturalists presented their "Biodiversity Inventory" of the Flora and Fauna in our Crown Land area. They inventoried over 500 species of animals and plants and trees, and we are now preparing a colourful presentation display of photos and trail maps of the area.
Their "Biodiversity" guide will be available for purchase in the gift store later this summer.

November 20, 2009
Mountain View Volunteer Wins CAZA National Volunteer Award

Mountain View is thrilled that one of our volunteers, Thomas Newman, has been given a national volunteer award by CAZA, for all of the work he has undertaken on our behalf.
Click here to see what Tom has contributed.
October 2, 2008
Mountain View Conservation Society Receives Honors
At the Annual CAZA (Canadian Association of Zoos and Aquariums) in Granby Quebec on October 2, 2008, we received 2 prestigious awards.

The first was the Conservation Award which recognized our exceptional work with the Northern Spotted Owl. The second, was Caza’s Outstanding Achievement award for our on-going work with the Oregon Spotted Frog. CLICK HERE FOR the latest stories
GIFT CERTIFICATES and our GIFTSHOP
SEARCHING for a unique gift for SOMEONE special? Whatever the event, birthday or graduation, our animals are hoping you include them. We make it easy to "adopt" one of our critically endangered Canadian "Red-Listed" species recovery programs or one of our animals at Mountain View. We also have a variety of gifts and souvenirs for you to purchase in our Gift Store.

CLICK HERE to link to our adoption gift certificate page.

An ideal gift for young and old for birthdays, anniversaries or any other occasion...

Adults and children alike fall in love with our animals when they see them, either in real life or in pictures. All the photos on our site are of the animals in our care. It's difficult to pick a favourite as you wander around our site.

Now you can “adopt” a Mountain View animal. It’s another way to support these rare and endangered animals and help ensure our breeding programs continue.

Wondering what to get that special someone? Why not adopt an animal from Mountain View for one of these special occasions?

Grandparent's Birthday

Child's Birthday

Mom and Dad's Anniversary

Graduation Gift

Special thank you

WHY ADOPT AN ANIMAL?

Did you know that each year it costs over $250,000 to feed all the carnivores, primates, mammals and birds living at the Center? Plus it costs over $50,000 for shavings and other bedding materials. So for as little as $50 you can make a big difference in the lives of these rare and very endangered species.

CONSIDER THIS

When you give the gift of an adopted animal, your money goes directly to the care and feeding of this animal’s family group. And the other thing about adopting one of our animals, we pay for the food, we clean up after them and we make sure they’re healthy. You get the fun, we take care of the rest.

How To Adopt

Click on the Adoption Form and follow the instructions. Pick your species and pick the Adoption Fee you wish to pay. Our animals thank you for your support.

Adoption Levels

$50.00 per year - ANIMAL GUARDIAN - provides vet care, nursing food for an animal. And with every adoption, you will receive:

An adoption certificate
A photo of your adopted animal
Mountain View’s newsletter
A tax receipt is provided by request.

$100.00 per year - ANIMAL FRIEND - provides feed, bed hay for your adopted animal. And with every adoption, you will receive:

An adoption certificate
A photo of your adopted animal
Mountain View’s newsletter
A tax receipt is provided by request.

$250.00 per year - ANIMAL SUPPORTER - provides vet care, feed, bed hay and habitat maintenance for your adopted animal. And with every adoption, you will receive:

An adoption certificate
A photo of your adopted animal
Mountain View’s newsletter
A tax receipt is provided by request.

$500.00 per year - ANIMAL CONSERVATIONIST - provides breeding support services for this species including: genetic monitoring, gestation vet care, special food enhancements, feed, bed hay and special habitat enrichment for animals. And with every adoption, you will receive:

An adoption certificate
A photo of your adopted animal
Mountain View’s newsletter
A tax receipt is provided by request.

How To Adopt

Click on the Adoption Form and follow the instructions. Pick your species and pick the Adoption Fee you wish to pay. Our animals thank you for your support.

To support any or all of our Breeding and Re-introduction Projects, click on this logo to donate online.